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Life after Seinfeld
Jerry Seinfeld's sophisticated, strange sitcom inspired a whole generation of comics – so why is there nothing quite like it today?
Seinfeld  JerrySeinfeld  Jerry 
22 days ago
John Peel's record collection: the first look
Britain's most celebrated record collection is up for scrutiny: John Peel's widow, Sheila Ravenscroft, lets Alexis Petridis take a first look at the DJ's vast and surprising haul
JohnPeel  John  Peel  SheilaRavenscroft  Sheila  Ravenscroft  AlexisPetridis  Alexis  Petridis 
22 days ago
Bauhaus at the Barbican: art as life
At a time when idealism in design and architecture is in short supply, the Bauhaus exhibition at the Barbican is a timely reminder of this bold and beautiful experiment
Barbican  Bauhaus 
26 days ago
Big picture: Death Row Prisoners’ Last Meals, by Helen Thompson
From archetypal junk food including pizzas and ice-cream to the gourmet delights of lobster, clams and shrimps, there's an eerie context to these last suppers
DeathRow  Death  Row  LastMeal  Last  Meal  HelenThompson  Helen  Thompson 
26 days ago
The records shops that shaped our lives
They were tiny, tatty – and terrific. For Record Store Day on Saturday, our pop writers remember the shops where they first fell in love with music
RecordShops  Record  Shops  Music 
4 weeks ago
Better business: acts of kindness
Companies are finding that random acts of kindness are both good for their image and keeping customers and staff happy
Kindness 
5 weeks ago
So what did the troll actually say?
Liam Stacey wrote vile things. But do you know why he went to jail? Well, you should
LiamStacey  Liam  Stacey  Troll  Tolling  Twitter 
6 weeks ago
Once we had anarchy in the UK. Now all we have is monarchy in the UK
The Queen's diamond jubilee points up just how divided socially the country still is
JulieBurchill  Julie  Burchill  Monarchy 
6 weeks ago
The curse of the internet trolls
The Twitter culture gives a platform to abusive bullies, as I’ve found – and it’s time we fought back.

Doug Stanhope's excellent response here : http://www.dougstanhope.com/journal/2012/4/7/who-reads-these-turkeys.html
Twitter  Trolls  Trolling  AllisonPearson  Allison  Pearson  DougStanhope  Doug  Stanhope  LiamStacy  Liam  Stacey  FabriceMuamba  Fabrice  Muamba 
7 weeks ago
Google interviews: would you get a job with the search giant?
In an extract from his new book, William Poundstone considers the logic puzzles, trick questions and mind-bending riddles that make Google interviews notoriously hard. Would you make it through to the next round?
Google  Interviews  WilliamPoundstone  William  Poundstone 
7 weeks ago
The Making of Martin’s Parr’s “Think of Finland”
Last August, as legendary Magnum photographer Martin Parr traveled around Finland capturing the essence of that nation and its people, he had a camera crew tagging along as he searched for subjects and made his characteristically deadpan images. The result is a nine-minute documentary his fans are sure to appreciate called “Martin Parr–The Making of ‘Think of Finland,’” which is the name of his new show at Laboratory, a Helsinki gallery. Shot and directed by Rami Hanafi, the film shows Parr wandering the streets, night clubs, markets, beaches and countryside on what appears to be a big scavenger hunt. Parr explains on the voiceover soundtrack what he’s looking for and how he goes about his work. “Think of Finland” will be on exhibit at Laboratory through April 8.
MartinParr  Martin  Parr  Finland 
7 weeks ago
A new serif in town: The fonts used on London's signs and shops have an army of fans
It's the dots that do it, on the "i's". Except that they're not dots at all, but diamonds. The adornments on an otherwise beautifully simple typeface are an identifying quirk of Johnston Sans, a font that is as synonymous with London as Big Ben. It has become known as the "handwriting" of the city, but can you identify it? Did you even know its name?
Fonts  Serif 
7 weeks ago
Is the food revolution just a great big fat lie?
From the multimillionaire chefs who claim to be just like the rest of us to the multinationals making public health policy, there's something a bit iffy about the new food culture
FoodRevolution  Food  Revolution  ElianeGlaser  Eliane  Glaser 
10 weeks ago
Why we love living next to a nuclear power plant
It's cheap, it's quiet and, say the residents of Dungeness, blissfully safe
Dungeness  NuclearPower  Nuclear  Power  JohnHarris  John  Harris 
10 weeks ago
If you like 'banter', you are an idiot
"Banter". Can we end it? Destroy it, cleanse it with fire, encase it in lead and hurl its charred corpse into the North Sea? It is, and I am speaking as someone who recently decried the use of hyperbole in public debate, literally and without question the single worst thing in the history of the universe. Worse than the SN1987A supernova in the Large Magellanic Cloud, which wiped out six planetary civilisations (you probably didn't read about that at the time, though).
Banter 
11 weeks ago
Ins and outs: Michael Marten photographs the difference the tide makes
Now you see it… Now you don't. Photographer Michael Marten captures Britain's coastline at high and low tide. Go to our gallery for more of Michael Marten's photographs
Michael  Marten  MichaelMarten  Photography  Britain  Coastline 
12 weeks ago
This column will change your life: the two things
Is it true that for every subject, there are only two things you need to know?
12 weeks ago
Underground ghost station explorers spook the security services
Legal battle over crackdown on friends found in disused Aldwych tube tunnel days before royal wedding
GhostStation  Ghost  Station  Underground  UrbanUnderground 
12 weeks ago
Timothy Spall: 'Fate has already tried to kill me'
After raising a family and surviving leukaemia, Timothy Spall threw caution to the wind and took a barge round the coast of Britain with his wife, Shane. Nick Duerden asks them about their late-blossoming spirit of adventure
TimothySpall  Timothy  Spall  TheVoyagesOfThePrincessMatilda  The  Voyages  Of  Princess  Matilda  ShaneSpall  Shane 
12 weeks ago
How we made: Alison Prince and Brian Cant on Trumpton How we made: Alison Prince and Brian Cant on Trumpton
'We couldn't do flames with stop-motion animation. So the fire brigade never went near a fire'
Trumpton  AlisonPrince  Alison  Prince  BrianCant  Brian  Cant 
february 2012
Turned on, tuned in: the rise and rise of radio
In a world abuzz with Facebook, Twitter and live TV, what is it about radio that keeps us tuning in?
Radio 
february 2012
The Trials and Triumphs of Les Dawson by Louis Barfe – review The Trials and Triumphs of Les Dawson by Louis Barfe – review
A new life of Les Dawson celebrates a great British comic talent too often overlooked
LesDawson  Les  Dawson  LouisBarfe  Louis  Barfe 
february 2012
John Madin obituary
Architect who helped transform postwar Birmingham
JohnMadin  John  Madin  Birmingham  Architect  Concrete 
january 2012
The big picture: Eleanor and Barbara, by Harry Callahan
A mini archive of work showing Callahan's wife and daughter is on show at the V&A's new Photographs Gallery. Though taken from a distance they nevertheless reveal a great intimacy
EleanorandBarbara  Eleanor  Barbara  HenryCallahan  Henry  Callahan  Photography 
january 2012
A high water mark: artists moor holiday houseboat on London roof
Vessel installed on top of Queen Elizabeth Hall on South Bank is open to the public for overnight stays
QueenElizabethHall  Queen  Elizabeth  Hall  SouthBank  South  Bank  Houseboat 
january 2012
Bletchley Park's information hub wins Grade II listing
Derelict block seen as birthplace of modern computer processing gains heritage protection
Bletchley  Park  BletchleyPark 
january 2012
David Hockney and Damien Hirst go head to head with solo London shows
Hockney makes dig at Hirst's use of assistants in notes for Royal Academy exhibition
DavidHockney  David  Hockney  DamienHirst  Damien  Hirst 
january 2012
Roman Krznaric: Are you hooked on gadgets? Then it's time you went on a digital diet
We need less electro-chatter and more thoughtful, face-to-face conversation
Electro-chatter  Gadgets 
january 2012
Splash mob: The British have enjoyed a long love affair with wild-water swimming
Susie Parr reveals the true appeal of an icy dip
Swimming  Wild-WaterSwimming  Wild  Water  MartinParr  Martin  Parr  Photography  TheStoryOfSwimming  The  Story  Of 
december 2011
14 Punctuation Marks That You Never Knew Existed
Where have you been all my life, the Interrobang‽ Less so, the Asterism, despite the awesome name. How many of these did you know already? Be honest.
Punctuation  Marks  PunctuationMarks 
december 2011
Apollo relaunch: Peterlee's brutalist blast is given a Grade II* listing
Victor Pasmore's piece of concrete art situated on County Durham housing estate joins UK's most protected structures
VictorPassmore  Victor  Passmore  County  Durham  CountyDurham  Concrete  Art  Apollo  Pavilion  Peterlee  ApolloPavilion 
december 2011
Hotel jazz muzak and kippers – my minibreak ordeal reminded me why I never go away
Recharge my batteries? How? The dithering queue at the bar? The news in Welsh?
IanMartin  Ian  Martin  Hotel  Jazz  Muzak  Kippers  MiniBreak 
october 2011
I miss the Britain of compassion and public ownership. Can we have it back please?
Nostalgia is making me more leftwing – and grumpier – as I get older
IanMartin  Britain 
october 2011
A Bigger Message: Conversations With David Hockney by Martin Gayford – review | Art and design | The Observer
Martin Gayford's encounters with David Hockney shed light on his recent years in East Yorkshire but don't give a sense of his true significance as an artist
DavidHockney  David  Hockney  Art 
october 2011
The 10 best Woody Allen jokes - in pictures | Culture | The Observer
As his US hit Midnight in Paris opens here, we look back at his genius
WoodyAllen  Woody  Allen  Jokes 
october 2011
V&A to celebrate British design with Olympics-spanning show | Art and design | The Guardian
The Haçienda club, Concorde and Harlow to feature next year's showcase of design from 1948 Games through to those of 2012
V&A  Design 
october 2011
Rob Brydon: comedy's Mr Nice Guy | Culture | The Guardian
Calling Steve Coogan 'a bit of a turnip' is about as nasty as he can ge
RobBrydon  Rob  Brydon  Comedy  SteveCoogan  Steve  Coogan 
october 2011
Paul Gascoigne: Alive and kicking | Football | The Guardian
Paul Gascoigne was a one-off – the most talented British football player of his generation. Then came the drink, the domestic violence, that Raoul Moat incident and rumours of an early death. Now back in rehab, playing six-a-side with his therapists, is he finally putting his life back together? Simon Hattenstone finds out
PaulGascoigne  Paul  Gascoigne  Football 
october 2011
My travels: Tim Moore tracks down the most boring place in Britain | Travel | The Guardian
A beet field in East Yorkshire is the climax of the travel writer's road trip around Britain's most unloved spots
TimMoore  Tim  Moore  Boring  EastYorkshire  East  Yorkshire 
october 2011
Park Hill estate, Sheffield's notorious landmark, gets £100m revamp
Developers take gamble on formerly run-down housing estate, with first renovated apartments going on sale in October
ParkHill  Park  Hill  Sheffield  UrbanSplash  Urban  Splash 
september 2011
Coast stories | Art and design | The Guardian
There are grey skies and cold seas, but what is a British summer without a little hardship, asks Joe Dunthorne as he pays tribute to Michelle Sank's celebratory pictures of west Wales
MichelleSank  Michelle  Sank  Wales  WestWales  Photography 
august 2011
The Genius in My Basement: the Biography of a Happy Man by Alexander Masters – review | Books | The Observer
The author of Stuart: A Life Backwards returns with another portrait of an amiable misfit – this time a former maths prodigy-turned-chaotic recluse
AlexanderMasters  Alexander  Masters  Genius 
august 2011
Teens are left to their own devices as council axes all youth services | Society | The Guardian
Norfolk county council says it can no longer afford to fund clubs and hundreds of projects for young people. But what effect will such drastic action have on its youngsters? By Rachel Williams
King'sLynn  King's  Lynn  Norfok  YouthServices 
august 2011
Mash hits: How video remixes went mass market - Features, Gadgets & Tech - The Independent
It started with DJs mixing tunes together. Then the internet generation began cutting and pasting video clips. Now, thanks to a Top 40 entry and Barack Obama, the mashup has gone mainstream, says Rhodri Marsden
MashUp  Mash  Up 
august 2011
Rethinking the Tube map: A design for strife - This Britain, UK - The Independent
Harry Beck's Tube map is an undisputed classic, but a recent attempt to improve on it has derailed the consensus, as Chris Beanland discovers
Tube  TubeMap  Harry  Beck  HarryBeck  Map  Maps 
august 2011
Supermarket sweep | Life and style | The Observer
Let the supermarkets brush aside your local shops? You must be off your trolley
Supermarkets 
august 2011
Norfolk exhibition of illustrator’s innocent escapism - What's on - Eastern Daily Press
To celebrate a new North Norfolk exhibition of prints by children’s book author and illustrator Edward Ardizzone, Ian Collins hails a hero whose every picture told a story.
EdwardArdizzone  Edward  Ardizzone  Childrens  Illustrator 
august 2011
It's my holiday. No kids allowed – ever! | Life and style | The Guardian
Emma Kennedy likes children but doesn't want any of her own. Why? So she never has to endure another family holiday
Holidays  Holiday  Children  Kids  EmmaKennedy  Emma  Kennedy 
august 2011
Tesco attacked by Labour as 'almighty conglomerate' | Business | The Guardian
Party claims other supermarket chains are likely to lobby for tougher competition laws to keep Tesco in check
Tesco  Labour 
august 2011
Alex Steinweiss obituary | Art and design | The Guardian
Artist who created the concept of the album cover with his series of eye-catching designs
AlexSteinweiss  Alex  Steinweiss  ColumbiaRecords  Columbia  Records  LP  SleeveDesign  Sleeve  Design 
august 2011
Welcome to Royston … you're under surveillance | UK news | The Guardian
Police plans to put cameras on every road in and out of this quiet market town are causing worries over privacy.
CCTV  Royston 
july 2011
The Office: Twilight of the tea trolley | Joe Moran | Comment is free | The Guardian
In the real world of the office, little has changed since David Brent first graced our TV screens
JoeMoran  Joe  Moran  TheOffice  The  Office 
july 2011
Boardwalk empire: Britain's pleasure piers - Telegraph
The photographer Simon Roberts travelled Britain's coastline to celebrate these monuments to Victorian engineering and eccentricity
SImonRoberts  Simon  Roberts  Photography  Piers 
july 2011
Kevin McCloud hails 'heroic and beautiful' Plymouth - Telegraph
With its towering concrete council offices and postwar pedestrian shopping precincts, Plymouth has rarely found itself listed as one of the country’s architectural treasures.
Plymouth  KevinMcCloud  Kevin  McCloud 
june 2011
Q&A: Bob Hoskins | Life and style | The Guardian
'The person I most despise? Tony Blair, he's done more damage than Thatcher'

[I've never really read much about Bob Hoskins or seen him interviewed, however from the answers he's given here he's plainly a bit of a star.]
BobHoskins  Bob  Hoskins  SuperMarioBrothers 
june 2011
Wormwood Scrubs photographed by Bettina von Kameke | Society | guardian.co.uk
Photographer Bettina von Kameke spent time inside Wormwood Scrubs prison, north-west London, observing inmates' daily rituals. Her aim was to present the human aspects of their everyday routine, common to all human life, both outside and inside the prison. The images are on show at the Great Western Studios, London, until 11 March.
BettinavonKameke  Bettina  von  Kameke  WormwoodScrubs  Wormwood  Scrubs 
june 2011
Kabul's graffiti guerrillas put the writing on the walls | World news | The Guardian
Subtle spraycan art attack on public spaces in capital is trying to prod Afghans into asking questions
Kabul  Afghanistan  Afghan  Graffiti 
june 2011
The hunt for the best British museum | Culture | The Guardian
What's the best museum in Britain? To find out, Charlotte Higgins travelled the country with Michael Portillo and Jeremy Deller
Museums  Museum  BestMuseum 
june 2011
Photographer Stephen Wright's best shot | Art and design | The Guardian
'At the time, I was using my bedroom as a darkroom – and storing all my chemicals in old lemonade bottles'
TheSmiths  The  Smiths  TheQueenIsDead  Queen  Is  Dead  StephenWright  Stephen  Wright  Photography 
june 2011
The Saturday interview: Graham Linehan | From the Guardian | The Guardian
This week Graham Linehan found himself at the centre of a 'heated row' on Radio 4's Today programme. And he didn't like it. Not one little bit
GrahamLinehan  Graham  Linehan  Radio4  Today 
june 2011
Danny Baker: The DJ who lost his voice
For months he couldn't speak. Even now, drinking wine tastes like Brillo pads and eating four spoonfuls of lasagne is a triumph. Danny Baker has never been one for self-pity, but mouth cancer tested him. Interview: Simon Hattenstone
Danny  Baker  DannyBaker  Radio  DJ 
june 2011
A Monday in Margate – mondo a-go-go
"Last bank holiday Monday some friends and I went to "the original seaside", as Margate is now billing itself, to see the new Turner Contemporary. It looks a bit shed-like when you exit the station, but because it's the same height as the other buildings around it, it doesn't seem intrusive (it actually looks lower than it does in my photo, which is zoomed and cropped)."
Margate 
june 2011
Playmobil's theme park in Malta has captured children's imagination | Business | The Guardian
Playmobil to follow Lego's UK theme park – but bucks trend to transfer production to China where 80% of the world's toys are made
Playmobil  Lego  ThemePark  Theme  Park 
june 2011
Eva Rothschild: Hot Touch; Jaume Plensa – review | Art and design | The Observer
Hepworth Wakefield; Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield
HepworthWakefieldGallery  Hepworth  Wakefield  YorkshireSculpturePark  Yorkshire  Sculpture 
may 2011
How Britain is failing its modernist masterpieces | Art and design | The Observer
Preston bus station is just the latest landmark of 1960s and 1970s architecture to face demolition because it does not have listed status
PrsetonBusStation  Preston  Bus  Station  1960s  1970s  Architecture 
may 2011
Joe Moran's British Television Archive on YouTube
JoeMoran  Joe  Moran  British  TV  YouTube 
may 2011
Powerless to resist: a no-tech break on the Isle of Wight | Travel | The Guardian
No electricity, no TV, no computer … A low-tech Isle of Wight cottage sounded like heaven to one mother. But her family weren't so sure
IsleofWight  Isle  of  Wight  low-tech  NationalTrust  National  Trust 
may 2011
Pylon competition seeks alternative to 'industrial soldiers' | Business | The Guardian
National Grid hopes opposition to new electricity pylons can be headed off with 'more visually acceptable' design
NationalGrid  National  Grid  Pylon 
may 2011
I Spy Pinhole Eye, winner of the Wales Book of the Year award | Books | guardian.co.uk
I Spy Pinhole Eye, a book of poems and photographs about the footings of electricity pylons by Phillip Gross and Simon Denison, has won the 2010 Wales Book of the Year award. Denison used a pinhole camera to transform a mundane object, while Gross's poems explore the act of seeing and interpretation.
ISpyPinholeEye  PinholeCamera  Pinhole  Pylons 
may 2011
Railway Alphabet by Kinneir and Calvert | Quad Royal
Just in case you thought it was all organised and museum-perfect here, a tale. I discovered a poster tube in Mr Crownfolio’s office, labelled ‘selling’ and in it, quite apart from a poster I could have sworn we’d sold years ago, I found these two oddities which I had also completely forgotten about. But when I took a proper look at them, they turned out to be quite interesting.
Posters  RailwayPosters  JockKinnear  Jock  Kinnear  MargaretCalvert  Margaret  Calvert 
may 2011
How to spot a psychopath | Jon Ronson | Books | The Guardian
How to spot a psychopath
From Broadmoor to boardroom, they're everywhere, says Jon Ronson, in an exclusive extract from his new book
JonRonson  Jon  Ronson  Howtospotapsychopath  Psycopath 
may 2011
Q&A: Mark E Smith | Life and style | The Guardian
Q&A: Mark E Smith
My super power? No food necessary
MarkESmith  Mar  E  Smith  TheFall  The  Fall 
may 2011
This here is scarecrow country | Life and style | guardian.co.uk
TomCox  Tom  Cox  Scarecrow  Norfolk  EastAnglia 
may 2011
25 Abandoned Yugoslavia Monuments that look like they're from the Future | Crack Two
These structures were commissioned by former Yugoslavian president Josip Broz Tito in the 1960s and 70s to commemorate sites where WWII battles took place (like Tjentište, Kozara and Kadinjača), or where concentration camps stood (like Jasenovac and Niš). They were designed by different sculptors (Dušan Džamonja, Vojin Bakić, Miodrag Živković, Jordan and Iskra Grabul, to name a few) and architects (Bogdan Bogdanović, Gradimir Medaković...), conveying powerful visual impact to show the confidence and strength of the Socialist Republic. In the 1980s, these monuments attracted millions of visitors per year, especially young pioneers for their "patriotic education." After the Republic dissolved in early 1990s, they were completely abandoned, and their symbolic meanings were forever lost.
Tito  Monuments  Yugoslavia 
may 2011
Nick Hewer: 'The Apprentice does a great job for young people'
Alan Sugar's righthand man talks about how TV rehabilitated his boss, and his own fondness for Margaret Mountford
TheApprentice  The  Apprentic  Nick  Hewer  NickHewer 
may 2011
Enid Seeney obituary
Ceramic designer known for her popular Homemaker range
Homemaker  EnidSeeney  Enid  Seeney  Design  Ceramics 
may 2011
The Festival of Britain, 60 years on | Books | The Guardian
The Festival of Britain is remembered as an uplifting moment for a nation recovering from war. Iain Sinclair, who visited it aged eight, reflects on the celebrations to mark its 60th anniversary, in our age of corporate sponsorship and Olympics mania
TheFestivalofBritain  The  Festival  of  Britain  IainSinclair  Iain  Sinclair  1951 
april 2011
BBC News - Audio slideshow: The English at play
Brighton-based photographer Simon Roberts travelled the length and breadth of England in a motorhome for his book We English - in which he tries to capture a nation at play, and explore the relationship between people and the places they visit.

The exhibition is currently on tour - and about to arrive in Simon's home city. So here, with summer just around the corner, see what he discovered as he studied the English enjoying their free time.
SimonRoberts  Simon  Roberts  WeEnglish  We  English  Photography 
april 2011
The John Snow kiss-in: how the story unfolded
The Soho pub which ejected a gay couple for 'obscene' kissing closed in bid to thwart a subsequent protest – but the kiss-in continued right outside. Here we retell the story using Storify
JohnSnow  Kissing  Gay 
april 2011
Independent record stores increase for the first time in a generation
Small retailers buck an industry trend that has seen the closure of mainstream chains such as Zavvi and Borders.
Independent  Record  Shops  IndependentRecordShops 
april 2011
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